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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11


so 73e 90 lstls s5s
decrease. '...-'-
Visible supply in United states ant Canada
Oct Ssso552 7Ss5.750 5.s2I465 342345 l,64945j
oct 3o.59o777 7os744s 5.l77eSo s2io62 l.l2s.s5s
oct . So 7s7.35 Is577Gi2 4ee5,44o 53o67s l.so77si
Oct To- .44os2si9 bl957sl 5oo5.Oe7 1921 o-o.7ce
Minneapolis and St Paul not included
HAY AND sTRAW-rhe low grades are scarce and quito
firm hou for inc ,toeS the market i an easy enc Iay
S"c clover Nlkei IS i5c. clover j. soc shipping
Coc staw-Lons Rye. 7Oe75ci Short Rye. a. 'oG oa'
HoPs-A quiet m.rke, all directions. bat with values s,
sst. crop lss Choice s2i, 90 Mcdi.~ 70 PINE ,a.
20, d. COMMON to Hssun &C.. raclac Cast. erop
isse Be !2sitc o. So-.5 I. SS.1 ys o,.o 81.
1857 25 Soc; do 1856 Best l3a iSe do Common Fa
MoGAssEs-A generally quiet market with boiling stock
METALS Tn-euiet At 23 s29 spot 20 e5 ne
for futures Copper-Duli At 10 ior spot 10
steady 4t2YSt53c sales REPORTED on the iehanss 10
second call so tons December Tin at - s'G' 10 tons
MAYA sToREs~In Spirits TurPeniine salo' OF 800
advance " Nc Resins nrm Qnoiation' sIa l9
& 3sIss% H. $ 50 Il ID, steSo ~ q TO- n 81 49,
wdov Gas, s. s w.sT WHAT a from day to
day Al previous prices otherwise the market /. quiet
Tate terms Quotations Cott.ase. crude on grades 80
Sie summer ysc p. sumner 20 White l5es;Js Co
csaswt csyss She Cochin, 7'ss7'.c Cot domestic Sc
prims make Menaaden. crude sound gOe
.prss q .:sc .stfa Ssae6e sc sr.r.
6Sc nat.ra wiaisr ~ r1oc slsacsca "er' T,S,
81 dyc. natural winter ss 1.achsi woter toc' ;ttra
bbls, 6sa73c.: Neatsfoot prime 0sG '0c common 30
roRG-Rulod dull with absence q eI
port Prices however are not d.tur6sd S.sS
Oh s s SIS TiSs !s' M New c sSo
PRIME M: ::. s. .n asen sa@1y
sl;%s!S 3 s ~ FAMILY sSIi Mess,
FsS.. ais .
has, S Been another day nothing the way Of sale.
accomplished Prices ss.s "aotsS Tor
i@ avsrsss Picked Hams reslsd shoulders
M s.5i1 am' ht assa%d
Hous.ec lower With moderate ar 10 'h' n.
market mar tended higher today reflection OF u. West.
msDt. Options advanced points early and after few
S:.S @s ; a e on tn:
Western steam $50 81 SC leaving OF at Sc o. te.
S7oS s.ct:I and s:s,A A%.Ts. Soc
Ss'SsT s:a 81:
$500 tcs January $3.50 zoe. closing $3.50. 300 tcs
roIHi s. Hny
a ss feeling s' very 1 Sse:.%
sH Ss stat" 6.y
10 Ehs .uEy sS hI.E
I: s sss s's' %n l?5 T
VIII g v oAi cist:s STAT. TT: 's:
..T n $ts "a
i S%e hhas Mase.vaSo At liSsc and cargo Of
SG On d ssl''4
ST::u.i:d Ss A;aia c:.i:s.i::sr.
4. 5s:5sGi Whit. E1,r, G. 0's0Ssci Extra c. os@S.c'
ely SSqss@ At e; and 5Isoa.Fssf!as &c, s, c,~
quoted sass' I:. sSs pT% Prime CITY
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 10 $50 D. m.-Bsof and hams In poor
demand Bacon poor demand short ribs mono hero long
clear dull at 43s Cheese In demand raow and ltosa
In demand Spirits OF Turpenno In fair demand. Lard
spot and Futures In fair demands prime Wssten spot and
October steady $50 I'd November and December steady
34 Wheat hour in fair demand Csrn spot there IL
nothing Offering; futures In fair dema nd Mixed west
firm at A. Sd do October firm at 49, 7i do No
ysmber and December. nrm at As 7kd Hops at tondea
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA

BREAKFASr.-"By thorolyl knowle % OF tho n,trrs
laws which govern tho operations digestion anil nutrition
and by careful application OF ntfIe Of wese
lected Cocoa Mr. Epps provided
adccaey nayorsd beverage which may heavy
doctorG bills ItisDy iciols such articles
diet thst constitution may be gradually builtup
enough 10 Tesis tendency todses Hundreds
lie naades floating around ready TO attack wherever
there weak point wemay escape many fatal shaft by
Keeping blood and prep
erIy nourished frame"-Civii service 0szette
Aade simply with boiling water milk. Sold only half
pound tins BY Grocsrs labelled thus JAMES EPPs Co
Qem0opathl ChemistA London England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-The general market ha,
oS yrs .SfS E%F tho
s nG1G so sO, 100 Tn. oG Is o Sy NJ 75
900 n1't Dbl: sa iSS s5sss s2s sS
s. So e0 g. Zoo SS 0I Extra s. ocss
INCLUDED in Fine The ccss s. DsS So %
Good I'LL, Inv T. ssiGs
s3oOas3 so Good 70 cnos' EI;a western 81 5o0ss SS
q So Common Extra Minneso Clear
4 sssi Co. ..n rs Ssa'
% s r.
held sa; 025 SS HSa y to faF Fou
ID & % ra s1a !. Or Phi sIpsIa:
Yssy z g snS
The way q isa s..s
Ing with at tho est December AND May deivere:
s5s as .prs. Pe Su declined &c a. the
from which but little change closing heavy at the
Sot the G.' mainly Shippers
Increase Of over 3sa shells without having effect
bushels future sS2 700 1u,ne. sps nGTs
Ussraded Red. 79SoSc Red s..52cx NJ in sl eve
October siSsc closing at sic do MO'; s1s.s
s5 q: lamar 80; so' u.
s 81 co.. closing a. May
$Ss eSs 4 :sj and
T%RnEY anu o'sns an.
drcllu. 81. caIing activity. shippers taking
lO4 900 the local trade about as much more
options moderate amount OF attention, and he
closing figures at the boz tom. showing loses 81 "a We
sa..-l future. 2l300e bushels spot In
Guiding Un:ra3ed Mixed at 62Ld5jci No 20 o5Sc.
delivered October s. 52,c, closing at ~ SCI 40
November. 62052 5l6c. closing AZ SIC. DO December
81. &c. closing at 52.ci do January e2aoS' &C.,
closing at Sc: do May. 53 q 5Jhc closing az ooc.-
OATS-Opons lower by Id &C. closing weak AT the IN
sa affected by the break In wheat aud corn speculation
steady prices showing no important change sa,so
2 bushels future l24 900 bushels spot incudng no.
3 al 80 &C: do White, "a I'D 3t'.c. 10 81 $50. CO.
Waite. 36@0359,cj No ! White SIci Mixed westera'
White 10. 80 64Oc.; No White OCTOBER 80 Sc
do November. 81 63j'.c; 10 December &c., No Octo
Der 81 &c. closing 32c do November $780, closing az
33c do December 33a closing al $780, do. January anc
MAY. nomip al. FEED Quiet and nrm.
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for week nom Atlantic ports 10 200 quarters f,s. -
cio ports from ether soarces $4,000 quartsrs g
ecipts Of American corn ~. 100 qusrtsra ~
LONDON. Oct. 10Calcutta Linseed, 37s uuartsy
seed OIL l9A ID cwt Spirits Of Turpentine 2Ss Ca
cwt.
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

busl. ''''f'''N
NewYorg Produce Exchange statement OF visible supply
SATURDAY, october s les1
Wheat Corn Oats Rye Bariey
and Afoat 20 $50 $50 1856 532l oj 342t4S Lfi94j6
Increase SsAO75 2gs. 3O- li3.7Go 204-l 9-lo9s
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HAVANA MARK Eft

HAVANA. Oct l0.-Spanlsh gold. 23S % 238i4 Exchange
quiet Advces from Maanzas state that is rumored that
future delivery OF 10000 bags centrifugal
% TO SO degrees polarization have been mado at SO 81
a IS gold per quintal. with cash advances.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricer, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTTON ouetnde continued the feature OF s sns
actual narket Values not changed SAFES oVo
ba ss t72 last evening" all Of which were for consump
ton The prt receipts to-day 80. ZIG bales com
narns with Dalss this day last week and 4Sooo
6ao, day last year The total port re-
CENT. September been 1007O63 bales compa
in. with bales for the corresponding period last year
Quotations the Anercan standard sclassincasA
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02

The women OF ancient Greece and
Rome wore large, loose dresses, in
rich, picturesque folds, bich partially
covered their charms but were, ii the
meantime, 50 cleyerly adapted as TO
set OF the harmonious beauty Of the
figure. They never used hard acces.
series for the support Of the upper
part Of the body, the great advantage
Of their dress being free development
Of form that secured for them that
natural mobility Of gait for which
they were SO Justly celebrated TIE
rich and elegant girdles they wore
were far from injurious, Julius Pol
lux, Latin writar, describes these
girdles, of which there we're four
kinds, as follows: /. The stropion,
richly ornauented with gold and pre-
cious stones, slightly compressed the
waist and was worn in order 10 pre-
vent an excessive development Of the
bust. Aristephanas speaks OF il in
high terms, and compares it to tile
famous girdlo Of Venus 2. The stot-
hodesmos, which was worn upon the
breast as a support To charms too lu1u-
liSus, without ever COMPRISING them.
.. The zone, which served to support
or compress the lower part of Tie
stomach. 4 The anamachalis, a very
broad band, which they called fascia
castula, twisted several times around
the upper part Of the body, in ordar to
prevent its excessive Development.
Argonaut
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02
a arathar,s l,,,onhstle ylaleh.

The mother of Paganini il sails 10 have
seen wondrous vision respect pg the
future OF her marvellous SON. She re-
lated her dream to hiin in thest terms:
NY son, you VIII " d great III asicials!
For an angel. radiant with hes uty, APP
pearel 70 nae IN the night and 81 id thst
any request might make clio ald III
i,r,anted. So I asked that YOU might
become the greatest Of az yiolinis y, ana
the angel promised that nay equeat
ahould BE fulfIIed 49, Chicago Tin Is.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02

The enforcement Of the Sunday law
in st. Louis, it is asserted, win have
The effect Of losseniug funerals, curious
as il may seem. There are more fu-
nerals on Sunday than any other day,
il being desirable because ii is a holi.
day aud because many people, Ger
mans especially, can get some satisfac-
ton, strange as that may seem, from
the long ride 60 the cemeteries, la
the vanity Of Calvary, Bellefontaine,
st. Peters and other cemotsries ron
will find saloons, All Of which 40 a
thriving business. Going toa funeral
the carriages very seldom stop, as that
would break the line, but returning
there aso few carriages that do not.
stop at these popular resorts. Those
who went to Che funeral arc HUNGRY
and thirsty, and they prefer to stop al
these convenient saloons, rather tban
take the long ride home IN a half
Gamished state. Beer is the favorite
beverage, and on Sunday ! ana told
that the proprietor of the saloon just
west Of BsIelontalne doubles his sup.
ply. There are half dozen saloons
that exist through the patronage of
those returning from funerals, and
these viii be forced 70 close on SUN
day as they are within Gle city limits.
What viii the uonrneFs % then?
Some would prefer not 70 goto a fa.
neral unless they could gat spmethirg
70 dnpS On hot Afternoon ALL
sure tile law viii cause ipore sunefals
x sake placa az sataraay and sIead av.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02

Rudolf Hertzog is the largest dry
goods merchant in the city Of Bertha.
tie says that before he began to adj
yeFtise be barely cleased expenses.
Fhs irst year he spent two hundred
and thirty-eight dollars in advertising,
and his income rose TO seven thousand
one hundred and forty dollars; SO he
went on increasing the amount and
his profits in proportion until at pres
emit his advertising bills foet up one
hundred thousand dollars every year.
-Argonaut.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02

A Providence man is issuing thou
sands o. iac-similes Of the Nieksburg
daily paper which was issued by
Grants soldiers after the capture Of
the city, having already been put in
type BY the regular printers. 1t was
printed, as Southern papers were ia
those days, on the plain side ofwall
paper This would not be worthy Of
note but for the fact that in q quarter
Of a century or less the people who
find these forgerlss id their attlcs will
be claiming that their fathers were at
Ficksburg, aud got one Of the dozen
or two copies Of the Citizen WHICH
we're printed Argonaut.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02
ne ARIZONA SILVER BELT
orFal.l rAran ~ Ell. eersr..
sataraay Jaly 3. Sc

A crooked compliment was once
paid a young Gegman lady who said;
t'Now, Herr LieutonarG it YOU don't
at once cease your batteries ! shall
have to hold both my ears shut" "My
adorable Fraulein, answered the Off
cor, "your pretty little hands are far
too small for that"
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02

A reporter once asked Mi Beecher
whether he bad difficulty in choosing
a text. tle replied to the effect that
anything from the Bible was good, but
some things wers al times insppro-
pirate; for instance, there was a Pres
byterlan Clergyman, who when Rbout
70 leave his congregation to become
the chaplain Of State prison, gave
ont the following as the text Of his
farewell sermon; Il "a to prepare a
place for you, thar where aal, W.
may be also
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02

The monks Of st, Bernard have
brought the telephone into their SER
vice Of mercy The famous hospice is
now in telophonic communication with
the Cantine de PROF. and the village of
st.P,orre, as also with the Cantine de
Fontinte and the yillageof ST. Cheney
on the italian side
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02
snnsl,Ine - y nn az ~.

Sunlight has been put 10 odd uac AZ
Brussels, Falling on q small shaft the rays
cause nm upward draught OF aid which
sets fan IN motion, and that Ia turn
stagts machinery that winds clock.
Exchange.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02

wy UT can i've at htins si4a g.Aie a6re mcsy 81
vi Hi vnrk ~ 81 than A. Aasshinx she II as
Fiji Mg8s ts;sfsl aaf aeadtts ss,s aFe ntlErts q
I'LL ng sss' 81 s ss All sps sly t. 81
alsi sts44 Coass 89tht AMI gems tFee Better n9t
tielag GiFi y5p Hassdak e eud 70 fSnf Hdia& ef.l
ara 8ats il Scf are ufas gsst siD - - AZ epes Y
N688.e4 q t,a F6sstiaaa NAine gaaiaslg
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02

La R1rhauss Golden EiHtssrn 50.
Cures ChaAcree Ers snd ooas ses:
sores ~ ne Eezg and Bpay Sore iIiS.
3.yes Np1e etc. Gopfcfs~'Rdtsd piesthed
ksphilitis t2s nh. Diseased saln. aas nI
pFisnarY fc.gnE 0f ibe 1AnAst tnsNa ~
STnbite. Price, II Go per EasEie.
~ Rtehnuss E~kdsn EbaIaaSn No. a
cgrss Iegtlatg, MerpgfieliispallIiio Rllau.
Rmtism, faaas "a TIC Ha7ske. fuins Is tho
BEAD. baek 81 ;he Nsck. Iiicerasod sate
FbroEb eyphsisls Rssl, bnrsps a18 ssa.
tszctct Coris, Stiffness "a tia f.finlis, ana
egndicates I'll disease fron t,ia sytsssa.
WHISTLER c&aeed hf ihIlsaaflsn or A,sGsS
q Marcagy, having TIE l3sod perc ant
hsastty, Ersre rs 90 issr Fsottie.
1sf nkehans G0isAen Ns@nish ANTI
H0te fer the CaYa IL GcaarrAaa I4lf<t
BgrisAticn Gravel. and sf Irlns7v OF sas.
tt d'sarf4ngements Prize 81 50 pos
Eosa1a.
Le aiehausn ceIaen ssAnKsh In
tectfons nil ssrsge easas 81 conosrh@s,
fnf4n,snstosy cleas. ssFleiasss,ae EKlre
81 30 per Boefle.
10 NfchnutS Gslt1ent 0lngmons
ios ne IN lctive healing = slyrhiiiasc sereg
Altl sGgrt;pus Hrrfee&EsEN pr Hax.
I'D Rtehamsr Goiden IsEi8 Eerss
sa Bran sseatnisAs; icsses INV si fou.
q, nxtes pr Uyet.9Grk. ilrnat ration &C.
Ffisp % 90 per Eux.
Tnafe cad Nerylue,
Sons sFefyf here, q O u, 3ksuroiy patkad
mr. s1rgsss
4. " EBuHa1rs 2 cis, Agents,
~ r ls4 SensiBc strses ,'erscr, l3s,
sssst Rfagr.seo, Csl
siiltn HAILED rREn
telfS
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02
REAS0NARLE Charges
j. o. .. r.

4 Regular meeting Of Globe Lodge No. 6, !.
o. OF ~, on Monday night Of each week,
1T Masonic Hail
Ail brothers ln good standing areeordlallg
invited
n. II Cook. secy
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02
arArua 81 1870.

showing The Brooklyn Bridge, EedlaesI siarBi,
the Rsttefy aud the New Nork Harbor IL The
distance: aisa scored. Me0aili portrait
and autograph 81 tbs celebrated artist, Nj
BaTthOldf This eeaasslili Souvenir
BooknnEk is worked Oh choice colarei
Satin. showing all the details vary clearly
Ths reverse sisle hasins al Original Poem
ana aGlaleneaf fog 1881, thus being d usefei
al wen IS ornamental souvenir for The year.
VIII alse ssost handsanle as Rannerette
hi the oentes table.
a Beautiful aaa Lasting FEeseak
Price sssly Is Cents two for "a cefts lo
agents, 81 c0 PEI dozen fres BY mnii Post
age atanlps taken.
4snNRfs MAHEFG efE, re Nsass0 g., X III
dsc.9l Pr
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02
AIIssOIRl

This great Tonic has iieen iutlpdncsd e. the
peofiy 81 " Mississippi valley fes the past
thiStgen yeals With anboundeci success aad
papularity.
There Ii hothing 81 The Kind eytant that
equals Il as 4 stinlila4it 80 appetizer. 81 asti-
agefeptie It's particularly ailNted to niala-
fions liistficfa and Is
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-02
DR.. BELL IS
Medical Discovery
HasE. EefFpus ana RssiIiistsa Eea.

A Prompt, Positive, ard Per-
manent Cure fcr NarvonA Dahili-
ty, Organic Weakness, Premature
Decay, and ali Urinary Troubles,
DO nlaitei how inineed, Of 81 hoN long
standing 4 restores II perfect haaith
tbs Yotgsa, MgBpFK ssgD aHd 9gn This
szgsgYig Il reliable, hes never failed III
ever viii fail, ID cuRB sPERnIff and
IncRoraaEy, every case when used as
5directed aud tbs adyiee giYcp Il stricsig
adhered II. III II conYenient il form,
pleasant 10 take, sslJ does not interfere
With business pliFsuits Endorsed by
thousands who hlse used ii. BE sure
you obleta DR.. fseIrs Medical Dis
covery, aud takeno ether YaiiF drug,
gist VIII order i E,ryou Il mt on sale,
III hy mail oil reeeipt 81
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-18
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City Of Savannah, from New
York-W Woodbridge, Rev JAS Lowery. Louis
Schmitt, d A Walker, Mrs Harris, ii Webb, y
NJ Levy, Alexander, w l. Taylor, 9 III Lloyd,
j c Maher, Miss X Sullivan, Sullivan, Miss
Butler Robt Bolbracht, l. Parsons.
Per steamer David Clark, from Fernandina and
way landlngs-Mrs a Smith DR. VIM + Yerger
wife and children, Mrs NJ A Todd and daughter,
Mary Jonson, T + Owens, Capt l Aiken, Miss
Acosta, + A Douglass, Miss Gerald Caruthers,
Mrs Joseph Walker nurse and baby, Epstein,
Mrs John Malcolm, Mrs NJ f Conway, Miss M
Kelly, and deck.
Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York
B c Dupont, Capt q Dearborn, Mrs r Vail, Ms
F G0ldstein, J W Morrison and wife, l. Ebbels,
Rev A w Sproul, e Pratt and wife, Mrs II w
Lee, Mrs Il Wiuslow, T Ziznia wife children
and nurse, Mrs W j Compton and sons, Mrs
Livingston, Mrs Lines son and inf, Rev Thos
Boone and wife, Mrs Maitland Dougau and child,
Chas Fly wife and inf, u Williams A Penn
berton. T Shotwell, X L Hungerford, Miss B Dot.
tenheimer Mrs o Ravens Mr. living and Z
ladies. Mrs Bauman and infts, Sister Agnes,
Sister Mary Joseph, Sister Catharine, Mrs w II
mouth, @ NJ Weymouth and wife, n Joyce, Miss
A McEachen, l. T Turner, Miss NJ Il Turner, u
Mossbacher, NJ Ramon. w q Price, S Y Winston,
r Henry. II Il Childs, Miss Belle Strains, Miss
Carrie Strains, Miss S Steiner, + Strauss, II Car.
doga, w Sheldon, Mrs l. NJ Wright, i II Davis,
Z B Waite and wife, p J McPhillips, Thos Ford,
Miss Wooster, Jno Van Horne, t IL Choicmer, A
j Thomas, Mrs Woods, ~ Ingram, Jno Cope
land, d Copeland, r Borland, Q II Sidnkle, c
W Ayrcs, II colored, . steerage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New YORK, June II, noon.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at AZ per cent. Exchange
long 81 S3t4(o4 "a, short 81 $780, S514.
State bonds dull but steady. Government bonds
dull but steady.
D. m.-Exchange dull but steady at re-
duced rates, 81 Si1sdg4 So. Money easy at 40
6 per cent closing offered at per cent. Sub
Treasury balances-Gold S113, 2SS, 900; currency,
Si5, ~, 600. Government bonds dull but steady;
four per cents 1203k; four and half per cents
l094. State bonds dull but steady.
To-day was dull and steady at the Stock Ex-
change for many weeks. Fluctuations in most
stocks were confined within a range of small
fractions and with the exception of a little buy
ing by London, trading was purely professional
The apathy among operators was variously &C.
counted for by the half-holiday tomorrow.
Fears that the bank statement may be- I'M
favorable and the holiday i'll Boston to-day
The only special features displayed were an ad-
vance in st. Paul and Duluth common, weak
ness in Pacific Mail, and activity and strength
in Reading During the last hour there was
considerable activity in Louisville aud Nashville
upon foreign demand but the remainder Of
the list were very dull and featureless through
out Manhattan and Missouri Pacific were
traded in ex-dividend The opening was firm at
advances over last evenings final figures Of
from 14G13k per cent There was fair trading
during the first few minutes, but the market
soon became extremely dull and devoid Of
special feature. Prices had sagging tendency
from the opening, and toward noon became
stagnant. Late i'll the afternoon Pacific Mail be-
came decidedly weak, but the general list
showed some improvement under the head OF
Reading. The close was steady TO firm close to
the opening prices. Tie total days business
ia that prices are irreguaT1y changed, with de-
ciincs In small majority although the differ
ences are for Insignificant fractions only. The
following are the closing quotations:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-18
CONsIGNFES,

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. June II
Transfer Office, J p Williams Co, Q Haas,
Henderson, e + Roberts, Grady, Del * Co,
L Newton, McGillls & NJ. w s Cherry & Co.
Per steamer David Clark. from Fernandna
and way landings-H Myers Bros, 5 Brash &
Son; Bodgett, N & CO, Lee 81 Roy Myers g Co J 7
Henderson, Grady Del q Co.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
June I7-Transfer Office. McDonough & Co, b
Cassels, GucEenhelmer e Son frler D q 70
Meinhard Bros & Co, A Hanley Habersham,
II Solomon & Son, Lilienthal 4 Son. w Miller,
J Il Fields. @ Nyer, II Myers & Bros. q Butler,
Eek Eean o TTetSei pS Bo GS a Son.
Lewis, Standard Oil Co. Ellis, Y & Co. T Daniels.
% T Roberts Peacock, II & Co, Baldwin Co. G
L Jones, w @ Jackson, Stillwell, P q NJ.
Per Central Railroad June 17-Fordg Agt.
Jno Flannery & Co, Heron & G, Lindsay & NJ,
J r Williams & Co, A Ehrlich 4 Bro. Mohr Bros,
Central Compress, Epstein w, M Boley Son,
Harms g. j, Mutual Coop Asso'n, Theo steffln,
M Ferst & Co, Ecllman & v, Llienthal Son, A
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s, y NJ Asendorf, M A Barrie, o Butler, A Blus.
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L& p Co Bendheim Bros & Co Byck q S, II
Bendheim, w Branch, p Cohen, z N Common
G Connell, Coast Line Ry, WIS Cherry q Co,
Cotton Exchange, A II Champion, Y Carson
w q Cooper, Davis Bros, Collins, M Doyle, J
Derst, j A Douglass q Co, Eckman & V, Dixon
& M, I Epstein & Bro, Einstein & l., j II Estill,
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Ethel, Frank g. Co, A Falk & Son, Eretwell q y;
Fleischman e co. J II Furber, N Ferst & Co, J
Fisher, Cray & OBJ, Gutman, J Gardner, A Y
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